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g." lurk Ilsa-aid Weather Forecasts.
'- Aacurecold wave will probably form
W" I .‘ sound more southeast-
' _' Ptbe, northern parts of this
“VWH‘W. ‘ In this district to-
hgsfair weather will probably prevail,
. w .slight temperature changes and
fresh southerly to westerly winds, fol-
lowed b partly cloudy cooler weather.
Tn’tha eStates to-day, fair to part1
cloudy weather will prevail, with l
variable winds and nearly stationary
temperature, followed colder cloudy
weather in Northern ew York and
Pennsylvania, with the ad-
nnccof adccided cold wave from the
upper lake region, possibly attended by
flow on and near the lakes. In New
”(gland today, warmer, fair weather
brisk to fresh southerly to westerly
winds will prevail, followed by cooler
My cloudy weather. On Friday in
this city and section and in New Eug-
landcoldcr, partly cloudy to fair weath-
er will probably prevail, preceded by
snow on and near the lakes; on Saturday
colder, fair weather.
l . Inn-re Almanac tor Tit-Morrow.
Bezriaes Sunsets Higbtide Lowtide
~,._ .88 4.41 6.49 1.19
-' Frost fish are bitinYwEII—hhwadays,
and fishermen are also plentiful.
Pilgrim Council, No. 54, O. U. A. AL,
hold their regular meeting this evening.
- The water motor in the First M. E,
church is being connected with the sow-
Gt‘ today. a
~Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Haycs’ market.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
will hold their regular monthly meeting
this evening.
The borough Democrats are making
preparations for a monster jubilation, to
be held to-uight.
, The Acme Quartette are arranging for
amusicsl entertainment to be given at
"' the Opera House on November 19.
«Rev. W. K. Fowler, of Westfield, N.
1., will preach in the Norwalk Baptist
church cnSunday morning and evening.
'-II. B. Hoyt will have in his employ
a graduate‘ opticiau after November 10.
George L. Bogart, of this city has
bah granted a patent for a blacking
cabinet through A. KWooster of Bridge.
port. __
A special meeting of the Norwalk
thsllncn willbe held at their rooms
over J. A. Farrisgtou’s market this even
“8- _._a_ .
The boat “P. O'Donnell” with a cargo
of E lore bituminous coal is discharg-
ing at Wilson Point for Raymond
Brothers.
: In. N. G. Cheney will give an illus-
trated lecture on “Places and Events in
Infill” at the East Avenue M. E. church
to-inorrow evening.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19. K. of P.
will confer the first degree on four prom:
w candidates this evening. A full
Nance is anticapsted.
Apmtiou of the Barnum & Bailey sir.
“I has arrived in Bridgeport, including
annular 0! animals. The winter quar-
Iwaarc beginning to present a lively ap-
pushes.
..
Mg, 50 cents a foot. William
Mon. contractor.
The work of paving East Washington
street was completed yesterday after-
accn. Tbsre are but very few who will
mtadmltthat the city has done a wise
“I in undertaking the scheme. lore
mhflafly treated would be a good
Wt. __‘
Thawcrk of raising subscriptions for
Infant’s chapel is being pushed and the
"mitten will formally break ground
on fie site for the new church at the
carats of West avenue and Berkeley
“I“ afternoon. Work on the new
Gafladarch la soon to be commenced,
»D will be only ashcrt time before
”m arc well under way.
“ % who are interested in having
ates W dress, will be pleased to
My“ In I. II. Bell. teacher of
”mm-c was so successful in
‘ a“ some two yearsslnce, will-gain
“ hm cuttlng School, at 12 Halo
’ , Oollins’ rnllliosry store, com-
l'rlday, Nov. 7, and continuing
, ’9” .il Saturday until further
V ‘3 Months 1985 Halo 5t.
. ' Oran
I
f
Ths Democratic‘x ‘b casters in‘th‘s
Quinlarll' building as“ being decorated
‘ with flags and boating.
’ Thefllll Social Club will meet at the
home of Ili- Florencs Thompson on
West street tomorrow afternoon.
Olive Branch Lodge, K. of P., will
celebrate the seventh anniversary of
their organization on Monday evening.
-—Small fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Hayes’ market. .
The Arion Singing society will hold a
meeting this evening to consider the
matter of holding a Thanksgiving ball.
The surface of Riverside avenue,
which has been out of repair for some
time, is being attended to by a force of
workmen. ' .
Hrs. Charles T. Raymond, of this city.
in company with Mrs. Phelps, of Sims.
bury, visited the Franklin street school
this morning.
-Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Captain Idoaeph: L. Colgrove enters
upon a three days’ vacation this evening.
Be is going to Bridgewster in company
with T. S. Glover.
The Iron Monldere’ Union, No. 209.
are making preparations for a concert
and ball tobe held in the Armory on
Thanksgiving eve.
——All glasses fitted by a graduate opti-
cian alter November 10. at H. B. Hoyt’s.
A party of boys caused a disturbance
at the temperance entertainment on the
Washington street bridge, last evening.
The city police had to be summoned.
Charles Nash, clerk for A. H. Hoyt &
Son, who is tramping through the Cats-
kills after game, writes that he is having
great luck, having already bagged sev-
eral squirrels.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
Miss Sadie Bette at her home in Winni-
pauk last night. About thirty guests
assembled, and the evening was passed
with games and dancing.
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.
Mabel Read. the 6«year-old daughter
of Ainsley and Lillian Reed, died yester-
day morning of scarlet lever at the reel-
dence of her parents, No. 15 Quintard
avenue. The remains will be interred
in Union cemetery at 3 o’clock this after-
noon.
--Learu shorthand and typewriting.
and earn your own living. Thorough
instructions guaranteed in six months.
Four more pupils wanted at Plumb’s
shorthand school, Lender’s Block, this
city.
The American Mechanics will occupy
their new ball on Water street for the
first time this evening. The hall is flu-
ished in white wood and will be lighted
by electricity. The auto rooms are large
and commodious. The members of the
order are well pleased with the new loca-
tion.
'isrnaftmaesfif'
Charming, Glover and Pretty.
Two of the most clever women on the
stage are with Leavitt’e spectacular pan~
tominique burlesque, “The Spider and
Fly." Excellent artists, charming ladies
and vocalists with few equals. These
are elements that are very rare, but these
talented actresses possess all of then.
Their names are Marie Bartlett and
Blanche Cnrtisse.
ltatson's llncls Tom's (labia.
Sletaon’s Double Monster Uncle Tom‘s
Cabin Company will present their popu-
lar and unrivaled version of the user
welcome Uncle Tom’s Cabin at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening Nov. 11.
That their entertainment to giving nn-
limited satisfaction is fully evidenced
from the number of laudatory notices
complimenting their excellent perfor-
mance contained in our numerous ex
changes, from among which we clip the
following: “Stelson's Combination play-
ed Uncle Tom's Cabin to full houses
yesterday afternoon and evening. They
had all the accessories for producing the
play in the meet approved style, and
were highly successful in pleasing their
audience."-—-Wilminton News.
Bowaytnn News.
of a portion of the railroad properly near
the depot, is tearing down his coal shed.
as his lease has expired, and has moved
his business to the lawns part of the
towns
The Baptist society held a sociable at
the reddencs of William Stevens last
evening. A large number were present
and the evening was very pleasantly
spent in games and social amusements.
It is believed that an effort will be
made to have a license granted for the
select liquor in Rowayton during the
coming year.
John Hoyt is the happiest voter in
town. It is not known whether he made
a vsr'y large cum on the election or not,
but the smiles on his race would indicate
that such is the case.
Temperate. Entertainment.
An entertainment and supper was held
under the auspices or the Union Gospel
Temperance Reform Assrlciatlcu at their
hall on the Washington street bridge
last evening. The aflsirs given by this
last night all previous entertainments
society have always been succsssm, but ill-W
Bill Film- illiterate,
‘ WASHINGTON STREET ‘
South lea-walk. Conn.
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head, not exceed
lines. i listen, 3 times cos, I work aim.
ing 5
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ma. I.WYllliti.TlA II 0? c -
Q"; klopalsntllonramstlv At}: It; Innings:-
or alums mom.
Booth “all. lion .1“ ll‘l at
AYOUEG LADY TO WORK IN DIPOT ass.
taarant. 029 ll
A
BRIGHT. 'I'IDY (3th AB NUBEI TOR
urban nuts.
Opera House," ‘
Saturday. November 8th.
on steer our.
‘ it. nus-aw is.
————- Ware-"creme use"
mutual: OI
Spider and Fly“:
llluatratsdb agrsrslssm ofuhtuaaisls.
most prcmhr’sat among which, are Amanda Zac-
fvslta. PopIsstufrsaa. Ilsa Inns Vanna, Ilsa
Bcatrlcaflaldsr Illa Dollie M. Iladessls
Dst'crnsfi Ilsa culls Lucius,| Thea. W minimal
Dennis. ugust Birgml, W lllam blag-t. P. I].
Riley. .1. A. llamas. sachet luau. lls liais.
Ilsa Kitty Clark. Ilsa Victoria North, abs Cams
"118T OLABs callillohl‘l', ALI. CUR-
A talus leather, and in am class order. been
used only a few times. Call and see it
Lean‘s Cutlass Repository.
WOcholccbnllding lots, wand so fast front.
West avenue. 4 l m w. c. SAIIIB
t. it. new. on ’ no if
at hic-
nl If
on
W
TO LET.
Advcrussmsntamldwthhbaad,
MutumsmaumasMI
not exceeding 5
week also.
P‘LOOB OVER PObT OFFICE FOR OFFICES
or small family. Inquire of c. Bwartz, at Old
Well Cigar Co. will if
PARTOPBOUSE 01 WOODWABD AVENUE,
rent .9; water in; complete order. Also a
house in East Norwalk; guod order; 6 rooms; 813.
inquire of B. A. Woodward.
OUBE COSTA] NINO Six ROOMS; KODKRN
improvements; rent $12.50. lnquiteof James
U. Crowe, South Norwalk. one If
B‘URNISBED FRONT llootlnt': BAVlLAND
maximal, s.uth Norwalk. References required.
0 w
Tlii‘s' WOODthlD HOMESTEAD—ll ROOMS.
Bot and cold water. bath t tn. heater. &c .
with stabling for live horses. cow tabla, chicken
houses, kc; rent I25 per month. Inquire of C.
Swans, at Old Well Cigar Company. 013 If
Nit HOUSE AT ELY‘S NECK. ONE A'l‘
Elm Grove. and one on Tones street. From
swoop. pply to Joel: I]. Knapp, 7‘: West St,
South n'orwalk. not!
A PLBASANT BOMB iii A CONVENIENT
locality is offered to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or
fitting. Roomattdbcard 2.00 a day. Mrs. J. S.
bour.i(l$lst..N.W.. uhingtonJLC can!
Piano and Vocal listrucilhttf
I)IANO and Vocal Instruction will be given by
htlse Kittie “you. ll Franklin street, ileum
Norwala.
NOTICE.
Noticeishereby given that application will be
madelothc neat General Assembly of the sun:
of Connectlrnt for a division of the Town of Nor.
walk into two towns. us at
NOTEOE.
Notice is hereby given that application will be
made to the next General Assembly of the state of
Connecticut by the Guys! Scull: rlorwslk for an
dictation of its charter and the r “ of ill!
berths llassusrlylctna Wastpert liarscas to
include t Norwalk. and all territory in the town
of Norwalk within such proposed lists. all at
GEORGE Cynthia—TWICE,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 dl 48 Main st, Norwalit
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
limidencc No. 3 Easterly street. Telephone
Call. 174. Day or night.
nl-lw
'l‘nx Collector’sfigdlc.
NOTICE“ hereby given that the undersigned.
Collector of Taxes. under and by virtue of s
certaintax warrant duly executed and signed by
proper nothoritgud dlrectrd to the undersigned,
commandingb to lcv and collect of
ABRAI L. A IDKRBIIT
and other [tetanus named in the rats book. on the
list to said walnut annexed. their several proper-
tlous of the sum total as therein stated, said sum
being star or assessment laid upon the assessment
list made in 1888 by the inhabitants of the town of
Norwsls.regularly and l ally aseemblrtLlo all.
on the mi: dayo Decca: er. A D.. use, met for
the purpose of providing tor the indebtedness of
sale town. levies upon the following described real
estate of said
Abram l. Vanderbilt, ,
situated in town of Norwalk. and bounded as fol-
lows. to wit: One tract or parcel of land in quantity
twenty alum scras more or less with bullillllkfl
thereon standing. and bounded northerly by high~
wayand undoccnplcd new or formerly by Henry
Blevsneonmvterly by land occupied new or for-
merly by William Kcyser, and land occupied now
or formrrIy by u my Stevenson. wotlwrly by b all
ws and westerly by highway. land now or formerly
of uric: Banlon and land new or formerly of
lilies ll. locker. Also one certain vrsct of land
situated at Five Mile River. so called, bounded
northerly by highway from Plve Ills rim-r to
South Norwslk. rasterly by Ian . 0! Wm. it Look
wood. southerly by land of Fannie at. John and
westerly by old highway; mntalnlng twelve «12;
acres more or lam, hel all the land “lent-d to A.
L. Vanderbilt b the he rs at lawof' Dillsgose Allen.
Also one tract 0 land bounded northcvly b‘y high-
way to Bangatucs, claim; by land of O. . tirad-
It y and Fannie 1.. Venue: llt. southerly by land of
0. B. Budllcly, and westerly by land or (i b Ilflilv
Icy. [it esdrlrk and Henry Lamb, containing
twelve (I!) acts-s more or less Also all that certain
tracterplrcsl of land with the buildings thereon
standing situated at Five lilo River. so called. be
lugn ty (5 fer-l front and rear more or less. and
about one nndnd and forty-three (It’ll lull in
depth. bounded northerly by highway. easterly by
land of Pa ale 1.. Vanderbilt s..uthsvly by land of
Alonso at. John.snd wssmy by land of David
Ephristn Themes. who has had a lease r- on
ll .
Andlabsllsrll at nbllc action on the 1241: day
of January. lwl. at 0 o‘clock forsno n, so much
of said am dumbed premises as will raise the sum
sr't‘tandccsta or sale Ac; and I shall sell at
public audios at it o’clock rotations. so much of
said second dssevlbsd as will raise the sum
of Ill ti anticoslsofaals. has and] stall sell at
public auction at ms a much of ms lhlnl'de
scribed premisesaswill vala- thssuw enclosed
costs of said, he. said several sums betas the some
on said prsmlsss Wi'fly, and mother
being the croprwllcu cf the said Abram L. Vsudev
but of thorns: total in said list together with the
charges of levy, sale. etc.
tilt). ll. s'l‘. JOHN. Tu Collectrw, List 1889.
Dated at Norwalk. November 5. A. n. Inc.
no l3 2!)
Tu Collector's hale.
one! is havsby m that the underslgnell.
N collector of Tang: under and by virtue of s
certsln tsa warrant. duly flanged ,sl
good it
mending. m to "T... collector ' I '
as
shit sl l. 'Asosanlur.
andctbcr s lameness-sheaths
list losalrl warrant encased. their several
tlcasoflhesam total as thsvsla stflvd. sum
burg-mammalian! spoulbcassssstnsot
list made In lmby the lahabllsstuf thatown of
ltlwwalk. larl and leaky bled.lo wll.
colonial? oi Dream .A.D..lD.tnst for
the providing for the ludsbtsdnsw of
“J tows. levies upon the followtq
dated said
dmcrlbcd ml
Abram Ia Vanderbilt
grated iatowscl Immerse bounded carol-
corn
”.1.‘l.".'.’..:.‘."‘”hu. “4.. 1....
its mgrl‘ lot, In. Grass wsrssxcsllsd. Is in .aaIllaadscsa:
m M asst Sabbath morning. The hall wm crowded. The drama. wraémflrbmwalswammzma
thubsginassriesof 'Tsnlllgbtlssnsrttoom,”wasgiven, “f W'Mmm"
mince-betwewsslucrmm. andwasrccslvsdwltblsvorbythsaad- sas mlulnnmumonm ass
\ bar In this wise: uses. The nourishment wasallaan- mm:'&.m
murmurs-lanolin sear-summers. u wmgwammm:m
“WNW"! “Y $1 as all Wang's us'ssa' null-mu
”Mama-gas, 'mbl-OII- u, #mamuaw.m&ah
«FM ”W“ Ffi'fiflfk“ Kara; W ' “Mia...
Museum." on. a... a a"! .
. Wood. Ills lama Zlcfsl
““4 ' I‘m °"' ”W '0 ”'- u- 3 W mediiihgumtamm Packard. ‘
“1",“ or "mm . The most realistic transformations. Marvelous
tricks. "3.3.“ effects. N3! and debutant, c
Em . l cesium ml eta.
FOR SALE' marbling urn-I'd? All entertainment of uncon-
Ad this not i in je ltyiinnerlcrjsxcelle'ccs. full of wooden
“1W nndm bead, exceeding 5 n In an rare en oymcn
lines, 1 tlmatbc. s times see. i wen aim. prl cs prevail. Reserved Seals at llale's
and lalsted’s. tnrtalu rises at 8 p In. liens
cars on both lines arm the entertainment.
lT-NOX-ll-ALL.
Opera House, One Night.
TUESDAY, NOV.” lltll.
. i 4 W q , ,y, : .
S'l'ETSONPS
an.- ammonia. ' "
Uncle Wilda!
Till BARNUI 01‘ Tall ALI.
to People—~30 Double hand and orchestra. com-
posed of white and colored musicians.
A pack of "scales blmdbonndr. Carlos, the big—
deg in the world, $1,800 for his equal 'l'wo
opsles. two larks. Iva and her pen "Prince,"
lone star Quartslte. African Iaodo a pin ere
new songs, new music. new dances, everyt lug
new. a car load of beautiful scene y,the great steam-
boat «one. cottonpicklng. home in the Stall],
O3
liva'sm Tue ‘ street parade ever
given The hatdsotnest uniforms ever manufac-
tured: no exception.
' Prices 2.”. 35 and 50 cents. Seats on sale at Hale‘s
and Plalstetl‘s. no
Music Hall.
ANNUAL FAIR,
Sfllllll' Fill olillllllllllllllll
Douglas Fowler Post, No. 48,
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 20, 21. 22.
Entertainment,
Jubtlcc singers.
Dramatic Club.
Military Drill by Company of Young
Ladies.
Admission, — - 10 Cents
Look out for the Fair Bulletin, “HARD TACK."
ab til 8
Flfllllfllllll.’ Fill-S”.
Always on hand. a full line of
BATHING SOAP, PLEA BXTERMINATOR,
HANG]! CURE. PILLS F-‘li DIS'I'BII’BR.
SPRATT‘S LOU BISCI'I'I‘, Etc. Etc,
GUNS. Gulls. GUNS.
A full line of
RIFLES. SHOT GUNS AND FIREARMS OF ALL
KINDS FISHING TACKLE AND SPO“ l‘lNii
GOODS ALSO AMMUNITION OI“ ALI.
DKSCRII’I‘MN. “IIKLL‘i LOADED
Ti) ORDER A'I'
No. 4 WATER STREET,
oti cm NORWAIJL
mum F landfill
Make special mention ni illllll' nrw
goods. [)0 you want new Mackerel,
whiten-o chicken hit-mt, fut and line,
here at lilo a pound. Round Herring,
for our iii-rmsn friends at 5 cents a
pound. Fine as the llncst are the Water-
bury limits. Shoulders and Bacon. We
suldlhrln last winter Willi unlul salts
[action to all cnncevnt-ll. llultls M l'l'nlrl.
Atlle-e-«(irN-nlllgu and Ilzlldwum-qgt
33.25 per barrel. New Remus at Ill and
Ill mints a pound. New Dill-ll Aprleutu,
94 come it tmuml. lineal. New cltnw,
large, line, selected. Cape Cod (Iranian.
llt'l'. lineal. liquor!“ for 25 Izl-nl-l. 0,000
lunds (ll tom) of line linlswnle County
airy Iluttl r, going at 27) cvn'ts it pulled.
One thousand tlnllals’ worth “I selected
Tens. It id envy lo adverllatl» sell the
best Tea. and then confess privately that
you don't know anything almut M‘IQ’CIIDK
teas. Thaliulmt our plan. We know
we have. good too. We try well before
we buy. The ill-lot Tea for 50 crois- a
ponml in this cllv. Slnm- we told ullnnt
the fine quality of our C lIet- illnlfly |=l'Vl
customers have ssmpl-wi ll, and «mm-
hnvapronmmcwl it the best in tr» lmd
anywhere (fume nml try if at
Dibble F lumstncl’s
JACOB M. LAITON,
le lusts and llouss amt. (installments
lites-gag?“ karts-Cabin and Steerags Drafts
for ti and. upwards and Honey Orders to. all parts
of as Pablls: scam is
ummlm Tickets. baggage to Dan
l Mott.
as washings..- stems, that to Post Ones.
blili'l‘ll MillWAllK. 01'.
lord ’ Business Faults!
MAIN”. 00m
canvass anvil-Ill. la.
a munch-distrust“ lash
W7”;
as
as. Wasat-
Have just purchased a large line of Carpets. including Mo-
quettes, Velvets, Body and Tapestry Brussels. All the new
makes of Ingrains, including Angora, Agra, Lowell and Hart-
ford, and all other makes. The largest stock ever shown in
this place. These goods will be sold at the old prices for the
next thirty days. After that the prices will be advanced in pro-
portion to the new tarifl.
We have purchased a stock of Cloaks, J aclrets. Capes, Plush
Sacques, etc.. from a bankrupt house in New York, and the
code will be sold cheap. Please com are rices before buying.
We have just purchased a case of tam ard prints which we
will sell for fraud 6 cents.
A good line of Apron Ginghame from 5 cents up. .
An immense stock of ribbons, commencing with N0. 2, all
silk, 101' 5 cents. The South Norwalk store is stocked with a
complete line of Dry and Fancy Goods, all or which will be
sold at bottom prices.
We also, propose to give away a Medical Book of 480 pages
with every twenty dollars’ worth of Goods Coupons to be
given out from each store with every dollar’s worth. Twenty
coupons secure the book.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
lllorwalk and South Norwalk.
Wllillllil'
Buggies, Spindles,
Fatally Wagons,
R0311 Wagons, Business Wagons.
A'I‘
M. H. CAVANAGH’S
No. 4 CLAY STREET,
Catt be found a full assortment of
Mlllllillll
Reduced Prices.
”—_“«"‘"—‘ all t!
1600]] Fill Bunnie. * mm
WARRANTED. ; J E W E L E R -
ONLY 385' l lliantonds. 'v’atches. Jewelry.
”a Fine Watch Repamngarb mi:
Other Wagons at Equally Low Prices. :39 South’s-ls}- , - _ Tgi'i‘l'lf'f:
Also. mood hand Buggies, Wagons. . lr
(‘all and see till-m. and. got priory.
- -4-.- HATS? FATS!
Wrighlillynn,» Fan Styles.-
, In all grades and colon! of
Franklin Street, 80. Norwalk.
ul-lw
GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL
And all kinds of Oxydxzed
PLATING
"one .1:
49 Water Street, South Nlrvall
Al1)illlngl’lltll‘(l. from a liner r ring in a stove
spu‘lsity made of ialn‘c wnn' Refinishing and
Larqurein all kinder)! brass work. Chandeliers.
Hanging mp9, Candle hurts. Vases, ctr (lulu,
stels. Locks and lleovtal firm-trim: done.
Still and Soft Hats. silk Hats.
Boy's liars and Cape. (ml. this for luv-t. sun
myt- .‘intrte sol: lists for [lull ..z
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention pain! to
fixing. Cleaning :tml framing
stilt "use .29
RI. N PflIN'I'.
iliRKGOIIY'S POINT.)
$01311! Monti/ALIS, - CONN.
Hlllllllllllll Filler
Oysters fresh from the surround-
lng aviators srrvt-d In every
WORK DONE AT SHORT NO‘TII‘S AND SAT-
In-‘ill if IFFACTIUN (iUAllAN'l‘i-SKD.
Beans. ' & wilds-led.
25 Slain bit" So. Not-walk.
Feats, Flsl, timers,
Fruits, Vegetable, Pound, Etc
01' All Kinds in The" Season.
Pull
TIIF.
stile
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAH ‘
wan-m mm. ’EPC’WER
sin. amen.
SFCUNF - HAND FURNITURE
AND
Household Goods of All Kinds.
Cash Paid for Goods or Gold on
Commission.
‘06 ..
No. 2‘: .‘illfi'l‘d IAIN STREET
o‘ll flm SOFT“ NURWAIJi
autumn.
We us now prep-iml tn
Cater for Weddings Parties or Soci-
lies in First-class Style.
Fauna ilau Insure Your Life!
seven renll a a... will give you an Endowment
Policy of $1.11!) pump!» at ft) years of age, or at
death. if prior: or fire cmlsn day. will giro you a
bite Policy for ”.000. and you do not less what
you have pald is, . too if you stop paying, any year
after three (.‘onoecllcut iisnml Lite Insurance
(.‘cctptlly. of llamord.
8.8. L‘IIOIIIDIIU. Agent.
Washington street. bouts Norwalk.
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ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN.
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We think we
own light if you do not take advantage of some of the special
prices.
Now if you will take notice what we offer
agree with us.
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WE have set out to prove to the people of South Norwalk
that they can buy goods cheaper at home than outside.
can safely say that you will be standing in your
Remember they hold for only one week. "
Come earlywior on some of the lots we have only a limited
quantity.
HOSIERY.
We are taking the lead and our intentions are to keep it.
you for 9c you Will
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c will buy two pairs Ladies’ Fancy Striped Hose.
9c Will buy one pair Ladies’ Fancy Striped, Fast Black’bt"
Grey Mixed Hose. Would be cheap at 15c per pair.
9c willlbuy one pair Children’s Fast Black Hose in all sizes,
Well worth 12in per pair. ' '
c will'buy one Gents’ Linen Collar, either Turn Down or
Standlng.
90 will buy two pairs Gents’ Mixed Half-Hose. Excellent
value.
9c will buy one pair Gents' Mixed Hall-Hose. Would be
cheap at 15c per pair.
N o'rIONs.
Now is the accepted tiine, but it lasts only during this sale.
90 will buy two papers of English Pitts, twelve rows to the
paper,
b will buy two Ladies” Fancy Bordercd Handkerchiels.
90 will buy one Card of Buttons, two dozen on :1 card.
0 will buy one Curling iron.
9c will buy five Spools Busting Cotton.
c will buy one skein of Saxony Yarn, best quality.
90 will buy one yard ('ord Ruching, cream, white or black.
c will buy one bottle Florida Water.
9c will buy one pair Dress Shields.
0 will buy one yard of No. 7 Gm
Faille Ribbon.
c will buy two bottles of Gilbert’s Tripple Cologne.
9c will buy one bottle of Bradley‘s Toilet Perfume.
c will buy four bottles of Petroleum J ell .
90 will buy one bottle of Petroleum Jelly either ngw“,'.,”..%3
c will buy two cakes of Bees Wax in white only. I
9c will buy ten spools Black Twist.
90 will buy five boxes assorth Hair Pins.
c will buy ten Lead Pencils. with rubber attached.
0 Will buy one pair Bangle Bracelets in Silver.
9090 9:299 9c 90 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 90”“
DOMEs-x-Ics.
in this department we olier positively the greatest bargains
we have ever oflered at any special sale. The price we ask is
a mere fraction of their real value.
9c will buy 1.} yds Apron Gingham. ll yds Striped or
Grain, .Satin Edge,
Calico. Ono Colored Napkin. Two White
Napkins. 1.} vds Canton Flannel, bleached
or unbleached Unc yd Lonsdalc Cambtic
T we yds T uweling, bleached or unbleached.
illlc yd Clues Town-ling. ()ne yd Crown
'l'mvelllig, all linen. Onc Nice Towel. One
pound (lotion Batten. 'lwo Wash Clothe.
1.5 yds Shelf Oil Cloth. One yd Lace Scrim.
(inc yd Figured Scriln. Two yds Cheese
Checked Seersucker. Two yds Standard
“ ‘ (Ilulh. Two yds Unbleached Muslin One
“ “ yard Bell Ticking, Worlli 1250. Two yds
“ " Fancy l’laill Dress Pattern.
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c One Parlor Broom, worth 19c. Two cakes Rising Sun
Steve Polish, (regular) price 8c cake. Four cakes A»
c B--C Stove Polish, Worth 5c a cake. Ono Oil Bottle,
regular 14c. Two Dem-ruled Bone Dishes; (special)
c Three Wire Glasses, llllS sale only. Um: Tea or Collin:
Pot. Sixty. feet Clothes Lino. Eleven doz Clothes Pine.
cOnc Maple Bowl. ()ne Eng. Lamp (Illilllncy, this sale
only. One Glass Pitcher, Value Me. 1 Clams Sugar Bowl.
c Twelve Lamp Wicks. Olw Coal hiove. One Scrub
- Brush. Four ngslal Glasses. Olm W llisk Broom. One
90 Lamp Shade. 2 Large Lamp Chimneys. Ol'lc Duster.
Three Tin l’alzls. l'llrcc I’ic Tins. Om,- lmlllc l‘lirieh’s
c Blueing. 0m: Spice Box. Ullc Nickel llammcr. One
Water I’uil, W and, regular price Me. One Large Milk
()llc Salt Holder. One Baker.
(: Pail. Um. Salt Box.
(inc lockinghalll Tea Pol. Ono Pitcher.
9 One Platter.
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Popular lotion Store,
83 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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